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Electric circuit: a path through which electric charges can travel Ohm’s law: the law that states resistance is equal to voltage divided by current
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Ohm’s law: the law that states resistance is equal to voltage divided by current
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*The law that states that resistance is equal to voltage divided by current
*Resistance=voltage (v)/current (amps or A)
**Increased voltage does not affect the resistance because if you double voltage, the current will double
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